Demolition and disposal off site of existing concrete sectional garage measuring 5m x 2.65m. Demolition of existing unusable stone garage measuring 6.4m x 3.6m with recovered stone being used elsewhere on site. Construction of proposed 6m x 5m double garage in the position currently occupied by stone garage. Garage to be single skin blockwork with internal piers rendered with sand and cement render painted in Johnstone colour pecan to match the house. Roof to be Marley cement fibre tiles to match house. Soffits and fascia to be anthracite grey UPVC to match the house.
Mount Pleasant House Bencroft Lane Common Y Coed Magor Monmouthshire NP26 3AX
DecidedReference: DM/2024/00969Monmouthshire County Council
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Demolition and disposal off site of existing concrete sectional garage measuring 5m x 2.65m. Demolition of existing unusable stone garage measuring 6.4m x 3.6m with recovered stone being used elsewhere on site. Construction of proposed 6m x 5m double garage in the position currently occupied by stone garage. Garage to be single skin blockwork with internal piers rendered with sand and cement render painted in Johnstone colour pecan to match the house. Roof to be Marley cement fibre tiles to match house. Soffits and fascia to be anthracite grey UPVC to match the house.
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DM/2024/00969
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